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Added November 19, 2022
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Your business contacts are all over and they go out missing when you need them the most. What if there is a way to store them centrally so that relevant people always have access to the right contacts? ContactBook helps your business organize and manage contacts centrally and keep them shared with the right people. Got existing contacts? You can connect your favorite tools like Google and Outlook contacts and also import contacts via .csv or .vcf files and manage them all together. You can categorize contacts further using Groups and segment them using Tags. ContactBook’s Google module simplifies the process of sharing and syncing Google Contacts across other Google accounts and your domain users. You can easily manage contacts on Google interface without the need to use any other solution. You can also create private contacts that are only shared with the right teams and departments. The collaboration on contacts makes it super easy for everyone to always have the updated contacts. You can attach files and take private notes on the contacts. ContactBook will keep your contacts centrally accessible and you will always have access to the latest contacts.
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